From foam pits to trampolines, six mini superheroes had a day of fun in Newcastle, while also learning some valuable life skills.
It was all part of a school holiday mobility day, run by Guide Dogs New South Wales, which teaches vision-impaired children everyday skills like using public transport and buying groceries.
“We had to complete a photo scavenger hunt so the children were sent special missions from the big boss,” said Katrina Lim from Guide Dogs NSW.
The day ended on a high note at the trampoline park.
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